4400 centers on the return of 4400 people who, previously presumed dead or reported missing, reappear on Earth. Though they have not aged physically, some of them seem to have deeper alterations ranging from superhuman strength to an unexplained healing touch. A government agency is formed to track the 4400 people after one of them commits a murder.
4400 centers on the return of 4400 people who, previously presumed dead or reported missing, reappear on Earth. Though they have not aged physically, some of them seem to have deeper alterations ranging from superhuman strength to an unexplained healing touch. A government agency is formed to track the 4400 people after one of them commits a murder.
Season 4 episodes
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A high school student develops an ability after injecting promicin. Tom visits Isabelle in jail, while Diana searches for her missing sister. Following the advice of a young woman, named Cassie, Kyle is able to wake Shawn from his coma. Jordan Collier's conscience gets to him. Meanwhile, NTAC gets a new director.
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Directed by Ernest R. DickersonWritten by Ira Steven Behr, Craig SweenyGuest stars Jeffrey Combs, Cameron Bright, Summer Glau, Brennan Elliott, Jody Thompson, Richard Kahan, Kavan Smith, Tori Anderson
Tom and Diana search for someone who has the ability to make people's worst fears come true. Danny seeks Shawn's help to find a promicin shot. Meanwhile, Cassie leads Kyle to a book that contains a prophecy about Jordan Collier.
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Directed by Nick CopusWritten by Amy Berg, Andrew ColvilleGuest stars Kaj-Erik Eriksen, Jake Cherry, Colin Cunningham, Rob LaBelle, Richard Kahan, Kavan Smith, Chilton Crane, Debra McCabe
Audrey Parker, an elderly woman, takes promicin and develops the ability to astral project. Meanwhile, Shawn decides to start publicly healing people again despite threats from the government to shut him down. And Ben and Maia return to Seattle to visit Diana.
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Directed by Colin BuckseyWritten by Nick WautersGuest stars Laura Mennell, Constance Towers, Brennan Elliott, Anthony Harrison, Richard Kahan, Greg Anderson, Robert Moloney, Kerry Sandomirsky
Diana locates her sister, April, who took promicin and developed an ability that puts her life in jeopardy.
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Directed by Scott PetersWritten by Mark KrugerGuest stars Zak Santiago, Natasha Gregson Wagner, Kevin Tighe, Brennan Elliott, Richard Kahan, Allen Altman, David Abbott, Todd Thomson
Tom tracks Jordan to a small town, where he meets a woman who can relieve people's stress by talking to them. Meanwhile, Marco and Diana have a nice talk. Maia's visions are giving her nightmares.
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Directed by Craig Ross Jr.Written by Michael NarducciGuest stars Mark Acheson, Lisa Sheridan, Martin Cummins, Garry Chalk, Iris Quinn, Alicia Thorgrimsson, Richard Kahan, Kathryn Gordon
Jordan wants Shawn to rejoin the movement. Meanwhile, a 4400 with an amazing ability disappears.
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Directed by Leslie LibmanWritten by Craig SweenyGuest stars Martin Cummins, Tim DeKay, Ian Robison, C. Ernst Harth, Jim Shield, Christie Laing, Richard Kahan, Frank C. Turner
Jordan Collier's movement takes a huge step forward when his followers settle in the heart of Seattle.
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Directed by Scott PetersWritten by Robert Hewitt WolfeGuest stars Carly Pope, Kevin Tighe, Glenn Morshower, Richard Kahan, Kavan Smith, Curtis Caravaggio, Rikki Gagne, Gerry Morton
Richard surprises Isabelle when he shows up in Promise City but the happy reunion takes a turn when Richard kidnaps her in hopes to start a new life with his daughter.
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Directed by Nick CopusWritten by Ira Steven Behr, Amy BergGuest stars Mahershala Ali, Jeffrey Combs, Madison Pettis, Summer Glau, Kavan Smith, Martin Sims, Maria Luisa Cianni, Terry Howson
Tom has trouble focusing on the hunt for Richard Tyler because of dreams he's having about the future.
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Directed by Scott PetersWritten by Craig Sweeny, Michael NarducciGuest stars Mahershala Ali, Jeffrey Combs, Penny Johnson Jerald, Laura Allen, Summer Glau, Lorena Gale, Richard Kahan, Kavan Smith
Tom and Diana must race to find the source of a computer virus that could bring down Ubient software, one of the world's largest software companies that is run by suspected member of the marked, Drew Imroth. Meanwhile, Maia visits Promise City where she receives an unexpected birthday surprise: a visit from her birth parents.
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Directed by Morgan BeggsWritten by Frederick RappaportGuest stars Jeffrey Combs, Tim DeKay, Summer Glau, Pascale Hutton, Carrie Anne Fleming, Roger Haskett, Richard Kahan, Kavan Smith
Meghan and Diana learn how to remove the entity from Tom, but the procedure is dangerous. Meanwhile, Shawn finds help in his attempt to rescue Kevin from Promise City; and Jordan is betrayed by someone close.
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Directed by Allison Liddi-BrownWritten by Ira Steven Behr, Craig SweenyGuest stars Kaj-Erik Eriksen, Jeffrey Combs, Penny Johnson Jerald, Summer Glau, Richard Kahan, Chilton Crane, Todd Giebenhain, Tristin Leffler
Paramedics try to resuscitate Susan Farrell. They believe that she took promicin and lost the 50/50 lotto that comes with it. Danny is certain that she did not take the shot. After arriving at the hospital with the paramedics, things get complicated as everyone around Danny start to die. Garrity and another NTAC agent are sent to the hospital to assess the situation.
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Directed by Scott PetersWritten by Ira Steven Behr, Craig SweenyGuest stars Kaj-Erik Eriksen, Ted Cole, Carrie Genzel, Jeffrey Combs, Penny Johnson Jerald, David MacInnis, Pascale Hutton, Richard Kahan
